On Wed, Jul 30, 2003 at 11:30:02AM +0900, Tim Sutherland wrote:
> In article <007d01c35570$0d1d54b0$a30aa1c8@bambook>, Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
> wrote:
> > I feel exactly the same way. When do we start coding? :-)
> [...]
>
> There is a mailing list
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=34312
> for discussing all things to do with Ruby and .NET.
>
> I have code right now which allows you to do things like
> require 'dotnet'
>
> DotNet.System.Console.WriteLine("Hello DotNet World!")
>
> foo = DotNet.System.Collections.Hashtable.new
> foo['one'] = 1
> puts(foo['one']) # -> 1
>
> It also allows C# to call Ruby code.
This is *very* similar in spirit to what I'm doing w/ Java (through
JNI). If I got it right (I did a quick inspection of your code), you're
linking to the C# runtime, so you have both parts running on the same
process at a time (as opposed to communicating through sockets for
instance).
BTW, you have achieved about the same (if not more) in < 2Klocs than me
in 8Kloc (although some 4Kloc are auto-generated).
Did you solve the problem w/ threads (does it happen at all w/
C# ?)
In my case, Java threads are spawned as "real" (native) threads, so if
any of them tries to call Ruby code the thing will bomb (Ruby not being
thread safe).
A few more questions:
* are you doing proper method dispatching on method overload?
This can be tricky if you perform automatic Ruby -> C#/Java type
conversions as there might be several matching methods
* do you have metaclasses for static methods or such? Do you think it's
sensible to provide them? (I did that in rjni)
I'll take another look at your code when I have some time but as I know
nothing about .net I don't know if I will understand it.
And last: is it just me, or C# is insanely easier to interface with than Java?
There's several things in your code that take many more lines when using JNI...
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